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I have a coworker who's looking to sell their TV mentioned in the title for $1000, used but flawless condition as far as I can tell. It's a 2020 model, but as far as I know, this TV was positioned at the mid-upper range of TVs. What do you guys think? Is that a decent price?

Not exactly PC build planning related...But desk planning related. I've been looking for a triple monitor mount solution that can support having one monitor in the center, one overhead, and one on the side... attached an image as an example. Is this achievable with an single monitor mount? Or do I have to grab two mounts to pull this off?

I'm looking to try out vertical gpu mounting with the O-11 Dynamic. I realize that Lian Li have their own vertical gpu mount for this case, but would I also be able to use 3rd-party gpu mounts just fine?

I'm looking for some RGB case fans that would look nice on the Lian Li O11 Dynamic when used as intake. Because of how the case is designed, the intake fan's rear is exposed and sort of diminishes the lighting effects of the fans. Here's what I mean As you can see, the the supporting arms are exposed and also blocks some of the lighting effects. I realize that this is unavoidable as those supporting arms are necessary, but I found that the Corsair QL120s have their RGB lighting effects extend to the rear of the fan so they still look nice even with the supporting arms. I was also wondering if there exists such a thing as a "reverse fan", where the fan blows air towards its front as opposed to its back. Anyways, any suggestions?

Unfortunately I haven't been able to find a wireless solution. My TV is positioned quite far from me, and I was hoping to have the speaker/sound bar near me.

Yes, it does. Yes, it has all 3.

I've been looking around for wireless speakers that would work for my current TV but have been unsuccessful in finding one. My TV has smart functionality but it's a hand-me-down and is an old model (2012). It lacks bluetooth support which greatly limits my options. I would prefer a sound bar but at this point I'll settle for anything. Any work-around/tips?

You think so? To be honest I don't know much about mining boards, only that they have a lot more pcie slots. I wouldn't mind using one if I'm not losing any important features. See, I'm only building a low cost rig based off the g4560 because my cousin gave it to me after he upgraded, along with some other parts. I figured I could make a cheap rig off of it. I should've mentioned that in my post.

Hi, I'm putting together a low cost rig featuring the G4560 but I've been having a hard time finding a B250 board that isn't overpriced. I checked out newegg and amazon and both sources have boards that are like 140+ (Canadian). The only cheap boards are mining boards. Any advice?